But don't they palpitate for thise sweet depreciation credits to decrease their tax on revenue?

Small sacrifice to not spook investors and the market.

I think the heart of the issue is mental health not being tangible enough for a common man, not being able to easily see and identify the plethora of spectrum like how a simple cough and cold flu might look and feel like; is what drives these companies to billion dollar valuations.

Until the society changes its outlook towards mental wellness, no amount of regulations or Government oversight might solve this and we'll continue to have the next generation of Meta or TikTok ready to kill humanness in humanity further.

I don't own Apple hardware, but just reading through it made me appreciate how gifted these souls are, doing the god's work. I hope they succeed with upstreaming their contributions and have a first-class Linux on ARM support.

Until you actively start looking for genuine personals from the flood of incompetents

Not to forget WiFi positioning by fingerprinting your silhouette.

100x agree. It gives inconsistent edits, would regularly try to perform things I explicitly command to not.

The biggest reason as others have already discussed, manufacturing is inherently dirty work so better off shore and be concerned about the environment locally.

I would like to understand how OP was able to successfully scrape various channels. I've been banned thrice doing this.

Discordchatexporter probably

For folks that still like the win32 ecosystem, they should pirate the heck out of LTSC. just as Microsoft don't have interest in them, they shouldn't give a damn about it and enjoy a dramatically polished Windows experience.

and microsoft makes it so easy to pirate too, trivially easy.

Depends upon how tight knit is the family, yes, it seems strange for me as well. Members in some families are unusually friendly. My family won't even trust me hosting them an Immich library.

The Anna Karenina Principle: "All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."